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Issue Details: First known date: 2007... 2007 Oola the Lizard
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A story of how the lizard got its colour and spikey skin, and how the galah got its bald patch on its head.

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    y separately published work icon Dreamtime Stories Michael J. Connolly , Redcliffe : Dreamtime Kullilla-Art , 2007 Z1574979 2007 website dreaming story

    Indigenous Australians 'had their own stories that explained the origin of the world, themselves and all that make up the world that provided Aboriginal people with a strong and close association with the land for thousands of years. These stories gave unity and purpose to Aboriginal Societies in the past and are important today in maintaining their identity.'

    (Source: Dreamtime Kullinlla Art)

         Redcliffe : Dreamtime Kullilla-Art , 2007
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